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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1942

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Treason verdicts and political fund details unfold

The report details Republican and Democratic county campaign spending and receipts with Beall and Shoff named among contributors. Separate Chicago treason case notes report six defendants sentenced to death for aiding a Nazi saboteur, with wives jailed and a guarded courtroom depicted.

G.O.P Republican County Benjamin L. Shoff Republican Central Committee Democratic County Organization Beall Republican Republican State Central Committee J. Glenn Beall Republican State Central Benjamin L. Shuff Roy L. Leatherman Horace M. Alexander Walter E. Sinn Ellis C. Wachter Edward S. Delaplaine Patrick M. Schnauffer R. E. Delaplaine W. J. Delaplaine Emmett R. Bowlus G. B. Delaplaine A. H. Derr Samuel H. Young A. Grant Hooper William E. Cabesemar Gertrude Magill Charles W. Magill B. Delaplaine Harry W. LeGore Woman's Republican Club Frederick County Florence Surman Harry D. Radcliff Mary L. McCabe J. Welty Fahrney T. Clyde Boutson Pinkney A. Richardson R. Paul Buhrman Edward Mantz G. Oscar Rhoads Arthur G. Lambert Albert Y. Boileau David G. Everhart Jacob R. Ramsburg Harold VU. Frushour W. A. R. Bell Joseph B. Payne Melvin H. Derr E. C. Valentine Edward H. Sharpe C. Thomas Kemp Donald L. Leatherman Kaufman ‘ Garage Company E. Austin James Arthur D. Willard G. Hunter Bowers Thomas A. Chapline Grace Stull Martha Reynolds Jane Gaver Charles McC. Mathias John Etzler A. R. Molesworth Reno S. Harp L. L. Wilson Joseph R. Harp David R. Zimmerman Holden S. Felton Hugh V. Gittinger George B. Hoke Alfred G. Zimmerman R. Ames Hendrickson Ben. Rosenour Grayson E. Bowers Carl W. Snook Robert B. Crothers Lewis R. Dertzbaugh D. W. Mullinix Joseph G. Gittings Austin F. Angleberger William Schnauffer, Jr Sixth Judicial Circuit Court of Chicago Ilinois Herbert Hans Haupt America Hans Erna Haupt Walter Lucille Froehling Otto Kate Wergin Haunt Max Stephan Detroit Mich Anthony Cramer New York Young Haupt

Author Of Out Of The Night Held

Washington reports Attorney General Biddle said Richard Julius Herman Krebs alias Jan Valtin, author of Out Of The Night, was arrested near Bethel Connecticut on a deportation warrant to Germany. Authorities expect internment as an enemy alien. Krebs, 37, is a Darmstadt native who wrote a best selling exposé of Gestapo and OGPU service.

Washington Atttorney Biddle Richard Julius Herman Krebs Gestapo OGPU Jan Valtin Bethel Conn Germany Krebs Justice Department Darmstadt Immigration and Naturalization Service Earl G. Harrison United States Board of Immigration Appeals Department

Miss Helen I Thomas Weds William O Kolb in Quiet Parsonage Ceremony

Miss Helen I Thomas daughter of Hiram G Thomas of Rocky Springs wed William O Kolb of 5 East Third Street in a small Evangelical Reformed church parsonage ceremony officiated by Rev. Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer. The couple plans a short wedding trip to Baltimore and will reside on East Third Street. Kolb is a Frederick resident involved in local enterprises.

Helen I. Thomas Hiram G. Thomas Rocky Springs Thomas William O. Kolb East Third Street Evangelical Reformed Church Henri L. G. Kieffer Albert M. Coblent

Place Garbage Night Before Collection Says City Official

City Engineer W Raymond Walter urges residents to place garbage and ashes along curbs by 5 pm the day before collections and not before. Police Chief Arthur Poulsen notes rises in stray debris. bags must be tied and recyclables separated. trucks face shortages and crews work long hours.

W. Raymond Walter Walter Arthur Poulsen Poulsen Ats

Extermination of Half of Jews, Himmler Aims

The Polish government in exile says Himmler ordered the extermination of half the Jewish population in Poland by year end. It cites 250,000 killed through September and only 40,000 Jews to remain in Warsaw ghetto. Report notes fall in ration cards from 130,000 in September to 40,000 in October.

London Heinrich Himmler Poland Arbeitsamt Warsaw Ghetto

Big British convoy sails for the Atlantic

Reuters reports a large British convoy of 23 merchant ships escorted by warships passed through the Strait of Gibraltar toward the Atlantic. Allied aircraft patrolled above. two US destroyers reached Gibraltar alongside British battleships and carriers. Also noted are heavy raids on Algiers, Bone, and Bougie. A tank commander allegedly saved an American landing force at Lyautey, Morocco, by leading six US tanks against French forces.

London Reuters Vichy la Linea Spain Real Strait of Gibraltar Atlantic United States Gibraltar Road U.S Lyautey French Morocco U. S Harry Semmes Washington, D. C A. T. Netterblad Lucian K. Truscott

Average turkey price for Thanksgiving set around six dollars

Washington reports the average housewife will pay about six dollars for a turkey this Thanksgiving. The Office of Price Administration based the estimate on its price schedule which varies by quality and locality. Top quality birds may cost between 46 and 55 cents per pound in larger cities depending on proximity to turkey producing areas.

Washington Turkey Office of Price Administration

Fortifications Strengthened by Nazis in France Coast

German radio reported fortifications at Marseille and other southern French coast locations were being modernized and re equipped by German occupation forces.

Berlin Marseille

Port Mogador Rivaled Carthage in Ancient Glory

The small North African port of Mogador rivalled Carthage at the height of its power. It was known as Hippo Regius, a name recalling its ancient prestige and strategic status in regional history.

Mogador Carthage Hippo Regius

British 8th Army Enters Agedabia as Nazis Flee

The British Eighth Army entered Agedabia south of Benghazi and pursued Axis forces toward El Agheua. Rommel’s troops evacuated the Gialo oasis and withdrew toward Agheda, with Allied units in contact on the road. Allied air attacks targeted Bizerte and Palermo as operations continued in the Libyan desert and surrounding seas.

Cairo Eighth Army Agedabia Iles Bengasi Aas E Aghera Rommela Gialo el Agheua Libyan Mediterranean Sardinia Bizerte Tunisia Palermo Sicily

Ickes Seeks Authorization for New Oil Pipeline

Petroleum Coordinator Ickes told a House committee he seeks authority to construct a second oil pipeline from New York to Philadelphia to boost eastern crude by 200 1600 barrels daily. If approved it would take nine to twelve months to build, with completion of an Illinois to New Jersey segment by next June adding about 300 000 barrels daily to the coast. The project would supplement a Texas to Norris City line already under construction.

Washington Ickes Congressional New York-Philadelphia Interior At House Interstate Commerce Longview Texas Norris City New Jersey Illinois

Navy says Japanese reinforcements unlikely to Guadalcanal

Secretary Knox said it was very unlikely that Japan was sending new troops to Guadalcanal as United States patrols cover the Solomons. He noted no reports of fresh landings since a failed late November attempt and described American forces widening control west of Point Cruz and near Talere.

Washington Knox Guadalcanal Solomons Islands United States Point Cruz Arc Field Talere

Trade groups push to cut government questionnaires and red tape

Washington reports that Byrd and Vandenberg rally support from trade associations to reduce non essential reports. They cite a Chicago firm that spent 55000 last year on forms from nine agencies and argue consolidation and coordination will ease burdens on business. A Syracuse manufacturer warns separate reports would require a weight car to transport data. The Senate passes a budget director bill to coordinate information requests, seen as progress.

Washington Byrd D-Va Candenberg R-Mich Vandenberg Chicago Vanden Berg Michigan Syracuse Senate Murray D-Man Treasury

Thanksgiving Talk at Zonta Club by Rev Sprenkel

Rev. C William Sprenkel spoke at the Zonta Club meeting at the Francis Scott Key hotel on Thanksgiving themes. He urged living a thankful life beyond a single holiday, warning against freedom from religion and stressing use of religious gifts and daily gratitude.

Zonta Club Francis Scott Key C. William Sprenkel Mr. Sprenkel

Flags To Take Place Of Lights For Christmas

Frederick city plans patriotic display instead of outside lighting due to War Production Board curtailment. City lineman Harmon Staley will remove Christmas bunting and replace with American flags along Market and Patrick streets. No lights or decorated trees in Baker Park or Culler Lake, and ice skating may occur in darkness. Chamber of Commerce confirms street decorations abandoned to comply with official restrictions.

Frederick City Harmon Staley Market Patrick Staley Baker Park Culler Lake Chamber of Commerce War Production Board

Roosevelt Leads U S African Forces Arrival in North Africa

Lieut. Col. Elliott Roosevelt arrives at General Doolittle's North Africa headquarters to join the U S air forces. Trading stalls as war stocks sell well enough to shift portfolios aided by word from Russia Africa and the South Pacific. The Zents Club sets a business meeting for next Monday at Francis Geol, Keyboveh.

United States Twelfth Air Force Algeria Elliott Roosevelt John H Doolittles United States Air Forces North Africa New York Russia Africa South Pacific Zents Club Francis Geol Key Boveh

Russians Close on Stalingrad Salient In Daring Pincer Move

Russian forces drive northwest and southwest of Stalingrad, claiming 50,000 dead and captured as they close in on the salient. German high command acknowledges penetrations while deploying reinforcements amid heavy losses on the Kalmyck and Don fronts.

Moscow Don Novis Stalingrad Volga London Express Stockholm Kateline Cal Wermann von Hoth Deancet Rane Tat Panategtea Cheryushevskaya Chie Kalach Don Bend Chernyshevskaya Kretskaya Don River Malmyck Caucasus Abs Ganerova Kalmyck Berlin

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